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Mmmm... Crepes!
Stop by the newly opened Good
Girls Go to Paris on Woodward in the Park Shelton in Detroit.
Hey! It's right across the street from the Detroit Institute of
Arts. Make a day of it!
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More French food in Detroit at Le
Petit Zinc
Rave reviews, charming and authentic.
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French pastries anyone?
Stop by the Avalon bakery on Cass & Willis in Midtown Detroit. They do a
great celebration of French Cuisine each year. Here are the
photos from 2006 - and information
on the bakery.
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Even more pastries?
Consider Le
Petit Prince in Birmingham.
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Pastries closer to home?
Josef's is just up the street!
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How about Belgian food?
Mr. Abel suggests
Bastone in Royal Oak.
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Something Spanish?
Sangría in Royal Oak boasts a Flamenco show on Thursdays.
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Have you tried Cuban food?
Club Vicente
Check out this great Cuban restaurant in Detroit on Library street, near the
Opera House. The menu also features very good Spanish food.
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Something Mexican?
(Or Guatemalan, Colombian & Salvadoran)
This neighborhood near the Ambassador bridge features many great restaurants to
try - most have Mexican food but others (like El Comal at 3456 W. Vernor, two
blocks from I-75) feature Guatemalan, Colombian and Salvadoran foods, too.
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Something Mexican in the Neighborhood?
Try Plaza México in Eastpointe on 9 mile near I-94.
(18322 E 9 Mile Rd)
Very authentic, delicious food.
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| Mmmmm...tacos!
 | Mr. Abel, aficionado of fish tacos, reminds you that in addition to
local southwest Detroit options (like Lupita's taquería),
Baja Fresh has opened locations
in Michigan - a more authentic fast food option when you're out and
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